CIDD consists of two principle display panels; one of plan view and one for cross sectional data views. In addition a set of control sub panels are used to select products, add or change attributes of products in the images, control movie looping, etc. Many of the most frequently used operations such as selecting different products, heights or time of interest can be performed with one keystroke or mouse click in the display window, or pop up panels. Side by side comparisons of plan view or cross sectional data are accomplished by running multiple instances of CIDD. The Clone button/function available in the menu bar is an easy way to re-read the parameter files and duplicate the display. Additional applications, which display data as textual tables, line graphs, sounding plots or mediograms can be run as CIDD plugins . These applications communicate with CIDD, reading the latest times and click points of interest.
NOTE: All button labels and positions are configurable. This is only a sample configuration. Many configurations have only a few buttons configured to be visible.
Directly below the menu bar is the time and flight level
information bar. This bar shows:
|
| To change the elevation level, click the left mouse button in the
height margin. You can also step up and down in height by
pressing the up or down arrow key on the keyboard. Note: Some
data may not be volumetric (3D), and thus the user cannot
move up or down in height. Note: in order to use the keyboard cursor keys, the mouse pointer must be within the main display window. |
| Click on the Time axis to move to the frame closest to the chosen time.
The shaded bar shows the coverage in time.
To change the time, click with the left mouse button in the time scale margin.
Pressing the left or right arrow keys on the keyboard also moves the time by one frame.
Note: in order to use the keyboard cursor keys, the mouse pointer must be within the main display window. |
| The view menu allows you to select pre-defined domains. There are also buttons that allow you to save custom zoom states and return to the saved states. Custom Zoom: Use the left-mouse button (click and drag) to define an arbitrary region. This user-defined region becomes the current zoom and will cause the 'Current' button to be selected. Unzoom by choosing one of the pre-defined domains. Panning: You can pan or move the image with the middle mouse button: Click on a point and drag it to the desired location, then release. Saving zoom states: To save the current zoom, click on 'Save 1', 'Save 2', or 'Save 3'. To go back to the saved view, click on 'Goto 1', 'Goto 2', or 'Goto 3'. |
| The 'Field or Page' menu (see left Fig.) is a pop-up menu for selecting a desired data set page. Select the desired page by clicking on the appropriate button. Click on 'Field/Page' again in the menu bar to remove the menu. |
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The 'Overlay or Page' menu (see left Fig.) is a pop-up menu for selecting
desired map overlays. Select the desired map by clicking on the
appropriate button. Click on 'Overlays...' button again in the menu bar to remove
the menu NOTE: Map features may be visible only in certain zoom states. Typically, maps are set up to reveal additional detail as the user zooms in to smaller and smaller domains. |
| The 'Product' menu (see left Fig.) is a pop-up menu for selecting various products, drawn as lines, text or symbols. The labels which appear are configurable/td> |
| The 'URL' menu (see left Fig.) is a pop-up menu for sending a browser to a desired web page. Select the desired page by clicking on the appropriate button. the menu. |
| The 'Model Run' menu (see left Fig.) is a pop-up menu for selecting which model run to gather data from. When 'Latest' is selected, the servers will return data for the requested time from the latest model run(s). It is quite possible to get data which spans several runs in this mode. When a specific run time is selected, the servers will return data from only that specific model run. Note that if several models are configured in, CIDD will make a request for the model run times of the main data field being used. You should select a data field from the model you intend to select before enabling this menu. |
The movie control panel has two main sections. The upper half of the panel contains controls for manipulating the movie animation. The lower half contains indicators showing the presence of data along the time line.
| You can start and stop the movie by clicking this button.
You can also step through the
frames by hitting the left arrow key (go back) or right arrow key (go forward)
on the keyboard.
For this to work, the pointer must be in the main window. |
| The display may be run in 'Real-time' or 'Archive' mode. In real-time mode, new data is added to the end of the movie loop as it arrives and the loop advances as time passes. Real-time mode is the default behavior of a live system such as WSDDM. In archive mode, the movie loop remains static, it does not move as time passes, and the display does not check for new data. Archive mode is used for viewing old data for analysis purposes. To set the display to archive mode, click on the Archive button. |
| Set the desired movie start time in the top text box that reads 'Movie Loop Starts at:' The data entered is:hour:minute month/day/year. You can either use the format presented in the time text box, or you can just enter numbers separated by spaces.(Remember to hit "Enter" when you are done.) To return to real-time mode, click on the 'Real Time' button on the movie panel |
You can change the number of movie frames in three ways:
|
| Sweep Button: Use the Sweep Button to enter sweep mode. In sweep mode the movie goes forwards
and backwards in sequence, instead of just forwards. |
| This changes the movie frame time interval. Enter the number of minutes per
frame in the text box. (Remember to hit "Enter" when you are done.) |
| Speed Slider Bar
The 'Speed' slider bar in the Movie Control Panel controls the speed of the
animation loop. Move the slider further to the right side to increase the speed. |
| Delay Slider Bar The 'Delay' slider bar controls the length of time the animation delays on the last frame. Move the slider further to the right side indicating a longer delay. |
| Data Availability and Loop Coverage The lower half of the panel is a graphical display which shows, from top to bottom, the "movie bar", a bar showing the span of the current movie extent, and the frame divisions, the available data with tick lines showing when symbol data exist and tiny squares showing when gridded data exists , and a selectable time scale in the bottom margin. The enlarged dots indicate a which data grids are currently visible. |
| Movie Bar Click on a frame to move to that frame. Click and Drag on the start or finish solid triangles, at either end of the movie bar, to extend or shorten the movie loop. This will add or decrease the number of animated frames. Click and drag on the central section of the Movie Bar to shift the loop in time, leaving the number of animated frames intact. |
| Each vertical tick mark represents one binary record of data of the type listed, created at the indicated time. The small squares represent gridded data files, valid at the indicated time. The larger sized squares show grids currently on the screen. |
| Click on the Time axis to move to the frame closest to the chosen time. |
Notes:In 2006 the NWS asked us to make CIDD's cross section work more like the AWIPS display and also privide a way to identify and edit the position of various products. AWIPS works using the Left button for all selection while CIDD used the right button for cross sections. Cidd can be configured to use either button to define flight paths, but when configured to use the left button it gains some addtional functionality such as the ability to display hidden, pop-up text when mousing over products on the screen.Left Mouse (AWIPS) mode.The Cross Section or Flight Route is selected by 1. Pressing the 'route define' button on the top of the plan view window, indicates a desire to define flight path The display starts in "zoom mode" where click and drag defines a new zoom area. 2. Click and drag the left mouse button across the plan view graphics, starting at the some origin and releasing over the first way point. Multiple segments may be chosen. Click the button at each way point along the path, and then twice at the last way point to end. If you make a mistake, click the right button to erase the previous segment. Click twice on the end of the last segment to complete the selection. Right Mouse (Backward Compatibility) mode.The Cross Section or Flight Route is selected by clicking and dragging the right mouse button across the plan view graphics. Multiple segments may be chosen. Click the button at each way point, and then twice at the last way point If you make a mistake, click the left button to erase the previous segment. Click twice on the end of the last segment to complete the selection. One click Cross sectionsIf the parameter cidd.one_click_rhi is set to 1, then CIDD will end the cross section after the mouse button is released after the click and drag.. This allows for a simple; click, drag, release, method for defining a cross section. The RADAR guys bore great hardship clicking that second time to end, so with great pity for their plight, this one-click option was added. WHen this is set, no multi way point paths can be defined.Terrain MaskingThe terrain along the route is depicted in solid brown, overlaying the data field. Note this terrain masking is only available if the 'terrain_url' is set and the vertical data is on the same units as the vertical view. Show a different field in the Cross sectionTo select a different field from the plan view, right-click in the vertical section window and select the field from the menu that appears.The route is shown as a bold yellow line in the plan view. The way points are labeled by the closest navigational fix (way point, VHF navaid or airport) within 20 nm of the selected point. If no navigational fix lies within a 20 nm radius, the point will be marked with a number indicating its position on the route. For example, the first point will be labeled "1", the third point "3", and so on. Clicking on the button labeled 'Routes' will bring up a list of pre-defined routes. You may click on any of these to select it. The latest route you entered by clicking and dragging may be retrieved by using the 'Custom' button on that menu. The 'Label Waypoints' check-box toggles the waypoint labels on and off, in case they are obscuring data. If waypoint labels are on, navigational fixes which lie within a 20 nm radius will be marked on the plan view. Otherwise, they will not. The 'Show Winds Text' is a check-box that toggles the segment route values text on and off. The mean wind for segments along the flight is plotted at the mid-point of each segment in the plan view. The 'Average wind' label located directly under the window title bar displays the average wind along the entire flight route. The 'Turbulence and/or icing warnings' label located under 'Average wind' label, in red, warns if a route goes through an area of turbulence or icing, or both, regardless of the data being viewed. Otherwise it is empty. (In the example, it shows "HIGH CAT!" indicating the route passes through an area with a high probability of Clear Air Turbulence.) The selected flight level is depicted by the dashed horizontal line, with a height/elevation scale on the left and a color bar on the right. |
| The Data Configuration Panel |
| The Overlays/Layers Panel |
| The Product Status Panel |
enter: CIDD -p paramfilename
to start up the display. A sample parameter file with all parameters and comments on their
usage can be printed using 'CIDD -print_params'. All Command line options can be had
by entering 'CIDD -help'. Sample parameter files can be viewed and downloaded from:
http://www.rap.ucar.edu/CIDD


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Your app under development license will periodically close. To prevent it from closing
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Exploration 8.9.3. Exploration: School support staff in Washington DC.
Examine the following table with data for the school support staff in the Washington DC school district [8.12.129].
Look at the numbers for the groups and make comparisons between them. Are there any exact ratios, meaning any comparisons between groups that are identical or can be combined to be identical?
Thinking about probability, which type of support staff has the highest probability? Which type of support staff has the lowest probability?
Critical thinking: How does the ratio of (Law Enforcement + Security Guards):(Counselors + Social Workers + Psychologists + Nurses) look? Why would we be interested in this ratio? Were you expecting it to be closer together or further apart? How does this help you think about the school-to-prison pipeline?
Critical Thinking: Building on the idea from the previous question, what groups of support staff do students have the highest probability of encountering? How does this help you think about the school-to-prison pipeline?


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Loose Options
We understand
Setting up SSL is not all that fun. It is not lost on anyone that setting up even a single web service with HTTPS involves setting up several certificates, reading boring cryptography documentation and dire warnings.
Despite that, all the security features in SSL are there for good reasons, and turning them off, even for development purposes, has led to even less fun than setting up SSL properly.
Please read this before turning anything off!
Man in the Middle attacks are well known
The information security community is very well aware of how insecure most internal networks are, and uses that to their advantage. A video discussing attacks detailed a wide range of possible attacks.
Man in the Middle attacks are common
The average company can expect to have seven or eight Man in the Middle attacks a year. In some cases, up to 300,000 users can be compromised over several months.
Attackers have a suite of tools that automatically exploit flaws
The days of the expert hacker are over. Most security professionals use automated linux environments such as Kali Linux to do penetration testing, packed with hundreds of tools to check for exploits. A video of Cain & Abel shows passwords being compromised in less than 20 seconds.
Hackers won’t bother to see whether something will “look encrypted” or not. Instead, they’ll set up a machine with a toolkit that will run through every possible exploit, and go out for coffee.
Security is increasingly important and public
More and more information flows through computers every day. The public and the media are taking increasing notice of the possibility that their private communications can be intercepted. Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and other leading companies have made secure communication a priority and have devoted millions to ensuring that data cannot be read.
Ethernet / Password protected WiFi does not provide a meaningful level of security.
A networking auditing tool such as a Wifi Pineapple costs around $100, picks up all traffic sent over a wifi network, and is so good at intercepting traffic that people have turned it on and started intercepting traffic accidentally.
Companies have been sued for inadequate security
PCI compliance is not the only thing that companies have to worry about. The FTC sued Fandango and Credit Karma on charges that they failed to securely transmit information, including credit card information.
Correctly configured HTTPS clients are important
Sensitive, company confidential information goes over web services. A paper discussing insecurities in WS clients was titled The Most Dangerous Code in the World: Validating SSL Certificates in Non-Browser Software, and lists poor default configuration and explicit disabling of security options as the primary reason for exposure. The WS client has been configured as much as possible to be secure by default, and there are example configurations provided for your benefit.
Mitigation
If you must turn on loose options, there are a couple of things you can do to minimize your exposure.
Custom Play WSClient: You can create a custom Play WSClient specifically for the server, using the WSConfigParser
together with ConfigFactory.parseString
, and ensure it is never used outside that context.
Environment Scoping: You can define environment variables in HOCON to ensure that any loose options are not hardcoded in configuration files, and therefore cannot escape an development environment.
Runtime / Deployment Checks: You can add code to your deployment scripts or program that checks that ssl-config.loose
options are not enabled in a production environment. The runtime mode can be found in the Application.mode
method.
Loose Options
Finally, here are the options themselves.
Disabling Certificate Verification
In most cases, people turn off certificate verification because they haven’t generated certificates. There are other options besides disabling certificate verification.
- Quick Start to WS SSL shows how to connect directly to a server using a self signed certificate.
- Generating X.509 Certificates lists a number of GUI applications that will generate certificates for you.
- Example Configurations shows complete configuration of TLS using self signed certificates.
- If you want to view your application through HTTPS, you can use ngrok to proxy your application.
- If you need a certificate authority but don’t want to pay money, StartSSL or CACert will give you a free certificate.
- If you want a self signed certificate and private key without typing on the command line, you can use selfsignedcertificate.com.
If you’ve read the above and you still want to completely disable certificate verification, set the following;
ssl-config.loose.acceptAnyCertificate=true
With certificate verification completely disabled, you are vulnerable to attack from anyone on the network using a tool such as mitmproxy.
By disabling certificate validation, you are also disabling hostname verification!
Disabling Weak Ciphers Checking
There are some ciphers which are known to have flaws, and are disabled in 1.7. WS will throw an exception if a weak cipher is found in the ssl-config.enabledCiphers
list. If you specifically want a weak cipher, set this flag:
ssl-config.loose.allowWeakCiphers=true
With weak cipher checking disabled, you are vulnerable to attackers that use forged certificates, such as Flame.
Disabling Hostname Verification
If you want to disable hostname verification, you can set a loose flag:
ssl-config.loose.disableHostnameVerification=true
With hostname verification disabled, a DNS proxy such as dnschef
can easily intercept communication.
By disabling hostname verification, you are also disabling certificate verification!
Disabled Protocols
WS recognizes “SSLv3”, “SSLv2” and “SSLv2Hello” as weak protocols with a number of security issues, and will throw an exception if they are in the ssl-config.enabledProtocols
list. Virtually all servers support TLSv1
, so there is no advantage in using these older protocols.
If you specifically want a weak protocol, set the loose flag to disable the check:
ssl-config.loose.allowWeakProtocols=true
SSLv2 and SSLv2Hello (there is no v1) are obsolete and usage in the field is down to 25% on the public Internet. SSLv3 is known to have security issues compared to TLS. The only reason to turn this on is if you are connecting to a legacy server, but doing so does not make you vulnerable per se.


Belief in lucky & unlucky omens has always been a part of our psyche. Like it or not, many of us belief in signs of good fortune and impending misfortune. Each time something remotely out of the ordinary happen to us, instantly we wonder if it will bring us good or bad luck. Here are coomon events in everyday life believed to be powerful indications of good and bad fortune.


Angelo, the Master of Flight
A small story I made up for this project
"'My name is Angelo, I find myself in a barren world consisting of floating isles made out of a strange stone that the majority of people call'endstone'. I am a villager trapped in the end. I let everyone else go out before the protal closed but did not make it through in time. The portal closed. I was left here. I can only hope the rest of my group made it out alright. I have no clue what to do now. I have no food and the only possible source of it that I can find are these spiky purple plants, which look kind of like tall grass, hopefully they are edible.Please if you read this... and I'm not here... find me... and help me, please, I beg this of you.' My Lady, this is quite concerning"
"Do not worry General Nazoth, This is no threat to us. A stray villager is nothing to be concerned about"
"But My Lady, if he ate the fruit of these bushes then he would be infected," Said Nazoth, "And that could be dangerous, not just to anyone who enters but it will also be a danger to us if there is someone who has been infected running around causing who knows how much chaos"
"Or it could be an advantage to us, the villagers know much more about tech than us and if he is infected then we might be able to control him and have someone who knows more about tech in the army."
"NO! Amethyst you are the Matriarch! I cannot let you do something that could be this dangerous! I will stop you by force if that is what is necessary to keep you from doing something so foolish! I care about you and cannot let you do this. Please, for the sake of the end, and my heart, do not do this."
"Look Nazoth, I care too but I believe this is an oppurtunity we cannot pass up. General, I order you to come and help me on my mission! We NEED to find this villager, especially if he is infected with the ender sickness. For the good of everyone and the possible benefit of our army."
"I REFUSE!  You are too important to the survival of The End, I can easily send out troops to do such a task. You shall not go."
"Do what you like General, but I WILL do this, with or without your aid." Amethyst drew her sword and started to move off, searching for this villager with the name of 'Angelo'.
"NO! Get back here My Lady! I do not want to have to use force to keep you from going on this suicide mission of yours!"
"Well then," Said Amethyst as she looked over her shoulder, "You can come with me or go and get your army to help me search, I don't care which you do but I will not let you use force to keep me from doing this."
"I see. You are determined to do this. Very well. Go. I will follow." Nazoth said as he drew his sword.
"Good. Now come we must find him quickly. I can feel a force that is near fatal near. We do not have much time left."
With this, Amethyst the Ender Matriarch and General Nazoth of the Ender Warriors Faction headed off to try and find this villager named Angelo that was lost in The End.
"MY LADY!"
"What is it Nazoth?"
"I found him! But..."
"But what Nazoth?" Queried Amethyst.
"He's... unconcious... we are to late... WE MUST GET BACK! QUICKLY!"
"NO! There is still time to save him! Just let me come to him and I can work on healing him."
"I... can feel them... encroaching on us... we... must... escape... NOW!"
"We have found him we cannot leave him now. There is still hope for him. Defend while I heal him. I will not leave."
"But My Lady, they are too powerful! I could not possibly hold them off!"
"They are just shades right now, remember?  Their manfestation in the physical realm is only as strong as the will of an ender infected is weakened. We can save him and stall the rising of the Void King."
"So this has been about trying to stall the Void King this entire time? You know we cannot stop the inevitable once it has started!"
"No this has not been about trying to stall him and I know we cannot stop the inevitable but we can gather more time to prepare. Anyways that is not important right now! We are wasting time! We must not waste any more for I can sense them upon us!"
Nazoth drew his sword and started fending off the Void Shades while Amethyst healed Angelo's wounds.
"Lady are you almost done!"
"Almost, they should be very weak right now. Maybe they can even be harmed and seperated from their physical form."
"Yes, they can be seperated from their physical forms now."
"Wh-what happened? I d-do not feel s-so well." Murmured Angelo.
"You are safe here," Amethyst consoled, "You are in The End, you were deep in sickness and I have healed you of most of it. Your name is Angelo, right?"
"It... is. The Void... darkness... no pain... ever again... want... fall in... for The King... he will rise!" Angelo Rasped.
"SEE! He is lost, we should leave him. I do not like this but it must be done."
"No. I will not leave him. He is not yet lost, not completely healed. I can save him still."
"Please... save me. I do not... want to fall into... this Void. I want to... live. I know... I have become hideous... this infection... just please save me. I will... do anything. I can feel... the clutches... of The King... save me."
"He is not lost. We must geet him back to the vault to heal him properly."
"But how? He cannot teleport and it is so far... the journey would drain both of us and we would not even make it."
"Wings... flight... in these islands... best travel... available."
"That will not work. We do not have any materials for such a project."
"The shrubs... very stable... versatile material... should work... for basic... gliding... don't let me... fall into the... Void"
"It is better than nothing. Keep a lookout Nazoth, we don't want to encounter any more Void Shades, at least not unprepared."
Amethyst makes some basic wings out of the shrubs stems while Nazoth defends her and Angelo.
"I need to test these quickly before we can start our journey."
"I cannont allow you to test such a contraption My Lady. Let me test them in your stead.
"I will give you this as you let me drag you into finding this fellow.
"I will test this alone because I must. I would give my life for your safety."
Angelo sits up, "Look I know enough about the End and the type of teleportation you use. Teleport your self high up into the air and you should be able to go a long way. Just start with a small jump up for testing. If you get in danger you just teleport up... you don't want to fall into the Void." Angelo collapses.

Nazoth launches into the air to make sure the wings work. they allow him to glide safely to the ground.
"They obviously work, now we need to go. Angelo may start to fade again soon. We must hurry."
Nazoth and Amethyst, carrying Angelo in between them, used the wings to glide to the Vault.  Nazoth left to go perform his duties as a general, leaving Amethyst to watch over Angelo.
"Angelo you are safe now."
"Thank you, I know that I was a burden to rescue but I am just so grateful someone actually came for me. Would it be possible for me to return to my village when I have recovered? I know this sickness has twisted my body into some sort of hybrid between a villager and one of the ender beings."
"No, unfortunately you cannot return to your village. You are an ender citizen now. I am sorry."
"I see. I will serve these people then. Tell me... what can I do for this civilitation?"
"You have displayed a great understanding of flight and our telepotation. I would like it if you could be our new recruit for our army. You would be our Master of Flight, a position I have just realized we do not have but would be beneficial to us. You will start training in combat and teleportation when you recover if you should accept."
 I would feel lost without a position somewhere now that I cannot go back to my village. I will serve you well."
"Good day then, recruit. I hope you will do our community a great service. You will recover. I know it."


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Web Crypto: wrapKey
This page shows the use of the wrapKey()
function of the Web Crypto API.
On page load, it generates four keys:
- An AES-GCM secret key
- An RSA-PSS signing key pair
- An RSA-OAEP encryption key pair
- An ECDSA signing key pair
It provides four buttons across the top:
- Wrap the AES-GCM key in raw format
- Wrap the RSA-PSS private key in PKCS #8 format
- Wrap the RSA-OAEP public key in SubjectPublicKeyInfo format
- Wrap the ECDSA private key in JWK format
"Wrapping" a key essentially means exporting it in an encrypted form. So in all four cases, when you click the button you'll be asked for a password, and we will derive a symmetric key from the password, which we will use to encrypt the key after it is exported.
The exported, encrypted key is written to the area below the buttons.


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Don't worry about coming up with a complicated numbering scheme. We have a pre-defined component numbering scheme including a part category prefix, the item number, and a two-digit number variation. Once a part is created, use the BOM uploading tool to batch upload an assembly via csv.
Grab your old excel or csv part list, assign a part class to each item, and upload your parts to get started. It's that simple!
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IndaBOM is integrated with Mouser - we automagically get pricing info and datasheets integrated right in to your indented bill of materials and part information.
Get better BOM estimates at scale. With pricing pulled in at different volumes, and suppliers, we also allow you to estimate the cost of your BOM at different volumes for better planning, and also handle alternate sources in case a part goes out of stock.
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To copy / paste translations, have a look at
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4.1.1. Import data from the desktop
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4.1.2. Import
data from Inventory Explorer to Project
Importing
files into Project comprises two
phases:
o Import from desktop to Inventory Explorer: The files will be loaded and patched into
Inventory Explorer and ready to be shared for different projects in the later
step.
o Import from Inventory Explorer to Project:
load wells from Inventory Explorer to any projects.
Note:
If you can't import data, the owner may have disabled option to import
Step 1.
From Menu Bar, click on Data tab
> click Import and select
Inventory Explorer, the Inventory
Explorer window will be
displayed
Figure 4‑1 Import *.las from desktop
to Inventory Explorer
Step 2.
In
the Inventory Explorer window,
select Import LAS from the dropdown
list
Step 3.
Select
one or multiple Las files, Click Open
Figure 4‑2 Browse and navigate to the *.las
file's location
The wells will be imported into Inventory
Explorer
Figure 4‑3 Imported wells in Inventory Explorer
Step 1. From Menu Bar, click on Data tab > click Import and select Inventory Explorer, the Inventory Explorer window will be displayed
Figure 4‑4 Import *.las from desktop to Inventory Explorer
Step 2.
In
the Inventory Explorer window,
select Import CSV/ASCII/TEXT
from the dropdown list
Figure 4‑5 Import Csv/Ascii Wizard dialog
Step 3.
Users
can use “drag and drop” *.csv file from the computer or click on Drop/Click to upload to select the
file from the window browser. Then click Open.
Figure 4‑6 Browse and navigate to the *.csv
file location
Step 4.
User
has to define a data file structure by selecting the line number containing:
·
Set
the Header line (mandatory)
·
Set
Unit line
·
Set
Data line (mandatory)
There are 2 ways to
set those lines: Enter a number into the box or pick directly on the data line. Confirm by
choosing Next.
Figure 4‑7 Define data lines for *.csv file
Tip: Users can choose the number of lines to be
shown in the preview window. 50 lines from the top of the file will be set as
default.
Step 5.
In
the *.csv-Wizard window,
define Reference Column by entering a number
into the box or picking directly on the data column.
By default, the first column will be automatically set as Reference Column.
Figure 4‑8 Define data columns for *.csv file
Note:
-
Well name and data set name will be automatically
defined based on the original file names
-
Default Null value is -9999
-
Depending on file types, the position of the depth
column may be various. Therefore, users need to manually correct it.
-
It is not necessary to define the curve columns, I2G
will identify them automatically.
Step 6.
Click
Load. Data will be uploaded onto Inventory Explorer
Since *.csv
is the free-style format, the software will not recognize all variables by each
column. It is required to convert them to the basic format of the
reference-curves. The following steps guide you through the process:
Step 1.
In
the Home tab on the Menu Bar, select CSV transformer
Figure 4‑9 Csv Transformer window
Step 2.
Drag-and-drop
to-be-converted CSV files from the computer into the window or select Drop/Click to upload files from the window
browser. Then click Open. After
uploaded, the file will be listed.
Step 3.
For
each listed file, the user can modify its properties by selecting the Setting
button to open the Setting dialog box.
Figure 4‑10 Open Setting dialog to modify the
to-be-converted *.csv file structure
Step 4. In the Settings Dialog, define the data file structure by selecting the line number containing:
·
Set
the header line (mandatory)
·
Set
unit line
·
Set
data first line (mandatory)
There are 2 ways to set those lines: Enter a
number into the box or pick directly on the data line. Confirm by choosing Next
Figure 4‑11 Define data lines for to-be-converted
*.csv file
Tip: Users can choose a number of the line to be
shown in the Preview window. 100 lines from the top of the file will be set as
default.
Step 5.
In
the next dialog, depending on loaded data, Well and Dataset columns need to be defined by entering a number into the box or picking
directly on the data column.
Then click OK.
Figure 4‑12 Define data columns for
to-be-converted *.csv file
Step 6.
Click
Convert in the *.CSV
transformer window
Figure 4‑13 Convert *.csv files to the standard
structure
Step 7.
When
the file has been converted, click on the Download to download the file
to the desktop.
Figure 4‑14 Download the converted*.CSV files to desktop
Tips:
-
When
loading multiple files, users can apply settings for all files by clicking
- Click to
remove files
Step 1.
Click Import in the Data tab, select Import
from Inventory
Figure 4‑15 Import from the Inventory window
Tips:
-
Use button Refresh inventory ( ) to reload if the newly imported data hasn’t shown up
-
Use button Toggle well name/filename () to change from well name to file
name and back again
Step 2.
Select
wells/datasets/curves you want
to import, put them in the Import Queue by clicking ( )
Figure 4‑16 Import data
from Inventory Explorer to Project
Tip:
-
In the Import Queue, users can uncheck the curves or
wells to be loaded into the project by clicking on those wells or curves and
click ( ). Users can erase all the selected log curves by
clicking () on the Import Queue curve
-
In the Import Queue, right-click on the well/dataset, select Rename to rename it
Step 3.
Continue
to import queuing wells in the Import Queue window into the Project
by clicking ( ). The data tree on the left side lists all of
the existing wells in the project. The new imported wells will be added below
the existing wells.
This procedure shows
how to load core images into i2G.
Step 1. From Menu Bar, click on the Data tab and choose Image Manager, the Image Manager window will be displayed.
Step 2.
In
the Image Set Manager window, click the Import button. The Image
import wizard dialog opens.
Figure 4‑17 Open Import Image window
Step 3. Click Select Files and navigate to your image folder.
Figure 4‑18 Browse and navigate to the image file's
location
Note:
i2G allows you to import *.png, *.jpg image formats.
Step 4.
At the Name Model box, type the name or select a predefined pattern
(%WELLNAME%; %TOPDEPTH%; %BOTDEPTH%).
The name of the images file must comply with the naming convention for images.
Figure 4‑19 Set parameters for the image files
For example, if
your image is named:
·
3334-3335:
the naming convention is: %TOPDEPTH%BOTDEPTH%
·
ESS_3334:
the naming convention is: %WELLNAME%TOPDEPTH%
Tips:
- Users can import images of multiple wells at
the same time by using pattern %WELLNAME% in the name model. If the well’s name
in the image file name matches the one in the data tree, the name turns green,
if not, it turns red.
- Users can preview the image by clicking the Preview
button on the right side of each image.
Step 5.
The left-hand side table shows you how the images are stored.
·
Choose a Well (this box is ignored when %WELLNAME% already exists in the Name Model)
·
Enter
an Image Set name
·
Choose
a proper Unit
·
Enter a Maximum Interval value. This
option is ignored when the top and bottom are available. If only tops are available, a check is run on
the difference between them and the maximum interval is chosen. If the
difference between tops is longer than the maximum interval, the core length
will be equal to the maximum interval chosen to prevent the core image from
being stretched between the two tops.
Step 6.
Click Upload to launch the import procedure
after you defined all the options. The Image
set is now added below well in the data tree.
Step 1. From Menu Bar, click on Data tab and choose Zone Set Manager, the Zone Set Manager window will be displayed
Figure 4‑20 Open Zone Set Manager window
Step 2.
In
the Zone Set Manager window, select
the Import Zone Set ( ) icon, the
Import Zone Set dialog appears. Drag-and-drop zonation files from the
computer into the window or select Drop/Click to the uploaded button to select
the file from the window browser. Then click Open.
Figure 4‑21 Import Zone Set dialog
Figure 4‑22 Browse and navigate to the Zone
file's location
Step 3. Users must define data lines, including:
• Header line
(mandatory input): name of the input curves
•
Unit line (not
mandatory): Units of inputs
•
Data first line
(mandatory input): the first line where data is available
There
are 2 ways to set those lines: Enter a number into the box or pick directly on
the data line. Confirm by choosing Next.
Figure 4‑23 Define data lines for zone file
Step 4. The software will determine the Zone Name by the original filename. Set up a column:
• Well column (mandatory):
the first column is set as default.
•
Zone column (mandatory):
the second column is set as default.
•
Top column (mandatory):
the third row is set as default.
•
Bottom column (mandatory):
the fourth row is set as default.
Figure 4‑24 Define data columns for zone file
Tips:
-
Depending
on the file type, the position of the column may be different. Therefore, the user
needs to correct it manually
-
Users
can edit unit in the unit line
Step 5.
In
the Zone Set tab, all available zones in the well will be listed. In the
Template set tab, for each imported zone set, a zone template set will
be automatically generated and listed. Each of them contains the setting of
that Zone Set.
Figure 4‑25 Available Zone Set in the Well
Figure 4‑26 A Zone Template Set will be automatically
generated when importing zone set
Note:
-
The zone can only be imported into the currently
available wells in the project
-
Zone depth must not exceed the well depth.
-
The zone must not overlap on each other
Step 1.
From Menu Bar, click on Data tab and
choose Marker Set
Manager, the Marker Set Manager window will be displayed
Figure 4‑27 Open Marker Set
Manager window
Step 2.
In the Marker Set tab, click Import
Marker Set ( ) icon, the
Import Marker Set dialog box appears. Drag-and-drop zone file from the
computer into the window or select Drop/Click to upload button to select the file from the window
browser. Then click Open.
Figure 4‑28 Import Marker Set dialog
Figure 4‑29 Browse and navigate to the Marker file's
location
Step 3.
Users
must define data lines, including:
• Header line
(mandatory input): name of the input curves
•
Unit line (not
mandatory): Units of inputs
•
Data first line
(mandatory input): the first line where data is available
There
are 2 ways to set those lines: Enter a number into the box or pick directly on
the data line. Confirm by choosing Next
Figure 4‑30 Define data lines for zone file
Step 4.
The software will determine the Marker Name by
the original filename. Set up a column:
•
Well
column (mandatory): the first row is
set as default.
•
Marker
column (mandatory): the second row is
set as default.
•
Depth
column (mandatory): the third row is
set as default.
Figure 4‑31 Define data columns for zone file
Tips:
-
The user can edit unit in the unit line
-
Depending on the file type, the position of the
column may be different. Therefore, the user needs to correct it manually
Step 5.
In the Marker Set tab, all available markers
in the well will be listed. In the Templates
tab, for each imported Marker Set, a Marker set template will be
automatically generated, named after that Marker Set, and listed in the Templates
window. Each of them contains the setting in that Marker Set
Figure 4‑32 Available Marker Set in the Well
Figure 4‑33 A Marker Template Set will be
automatically generated when importing marker set
Note: The marker can only be imported into the
currently available wells in the project
Step 1.
From Menu Bar, click on the Data tab
and choose Asset Manager, the Asset Manager window will be displayed
Figure 4‑34 Open Asset Manager window
Step 2.
In
the Asset Manager window, click the Import button. The Import
Parameter dialog opens.
Figure 4‑35 Import parameter dialog
Step 3.
Users
can use “drag and drop”.JS files from the computer or click on Drop/Click to
upload to select the files
from the window browser. Then click OK. The newly imported assets will be listed in the hierarchy of asset tree
Figure 4‑36 To-be-imported *.JS files list


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Chapter 1 Index
1.1 Things to add
Signe recommended students run a live tutorial in swirl
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To render the book used the following code, you must do this before knitting the GitBook (webpage)
bookdown::render_book("index.Rmd", "bookdown::gitbook")
bookdown::render_book("index.Rmd", "bookdown::pdf_book", encoding="UTF-8")
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1.4 To Do
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You can label chapter and section titles using {#label}
after them, e.g., we can reference Chapter \@ref(intro)
. If you do not manually label them, there will be automatic labels anyway, e.g., Chapter \@ref(methods)
.
Figures and tables with captions will be placed in figure
and table
environments, respectively.
Reference a figure by its code chunk label with the fig:
prefix, e.g., see Figure \@ref(fig:nice-fig)
. Similarly, you can reference tables generated from knitr::kable()
, e.g., see Table \@ref(tab:nice-tab)
.
You can write citations, too. For example, we are using the bookdown package in this sample book, which was built on top of R Markdown and knitr .
1.7 MATLAB Highlighting
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function y = average(x)
if ~isvector(x)
error('Input must be a vector')
end
y = sum(x)/length(x);
end
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gitbook(fig_caption = TRUE, number_sections = TRUE, self_contained = FALSE,
lib_dir = "libs", pandoc_args = NULL, ..., template = "default",
split_by = c("chapter", "chapter+number", "section", "section+number",
"rmd", "none"), split_bib = TRUE, config = list(), table_css = TRUE)
1.9 Other Resources
Book called Just Enough R
To test the normality of your data you can use a few different methods
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The jQuery Two-Sided Multi-Select project is a plugin that converts a multi-select list into a more user-friendly two-sided list with options to move items from the "available" list into the "selected" list and back.
You can move single items or all items back and forth using the buttons, or double click to quick-move any item.
The original order of the items will always be preserved, no matter what order you move them back and forward in.
This is an example of what the multi-select looks like without the plugin.
And here are some examples with two-sided multi-select.
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How to use records in Java
Record is a new feature added in Java 14. In this article, we will learn about Records, there usage and limitations along with some examples. We will also see how to compile and run Java 14 classes, which are using preview features from the command prompt.
- Introduction
- How do Records looks?
- Why we need records?
- What we get with the Record
- Compile and Run from Command prompt
- Examples
- Limitations
- Conclusion
Introduction
There are many new features added in Java 14, and some of them are in a preview state, Record is one of them. Records are compact classes, which allow us to store immutable data with minimal syntax. They are much like a POJO’s except they don’t have setters because Records are immutable. Much of the boilerplate code is not needed because, by default, every Record comes with getters, toString(), equals(), and hasCode() implementation.
How do Records looks?
The below example shows a Record, which stores x and y of a Point.
- record is the keyword and which is followed by the name. In the above example, ‘Point’ is the name of the Record.
- State description declares the fields of the Record. It is just like the constructor. ‘x’ and ‘y’ in the above example is the state of the Point.
- Optional implementation.
Why we need records?
We can use Classes for creating data transfer objects or implementing business logic, or we can customize Class for any use, this means classes are very flexible, so do we need Records? Because we can use Classes instead. The main motive of introducing Records is;
- Java is a verbose language, and Records can reduce a lot of boilerplate code (equals(), hashCode(), getters(), and toString()), but at the same time, Records are not to replace Classes.
- equals() and hashCode() are important methods, and they are error-prone to implement. Records provide a default implementation, which means lesser code to write and the developer is happy :)
- IDE’s can generate these methods, but the problem is, a Class can have hundreds of lines of code for just a couple of data fields. Isn’t it takes time to dig through all those lines of code to debug a simple issue?
- Not just boilerplate reduction, but also semantics are essential. Records will model data as data. Now, whenever we see a Record, the only thing we need to remember is, it is a data transfer object, whereas we can use Classes for anything.
What we get with the Record
A Record acquires many standard members automatically;
- Each field declared in the state description is a private final field, which means fields are immutable.
- A public accessor method for each field, which means in the above example, ‘Point’ gets two methods ‘x()’ returns ‘int’ and ‘y()’ returns ‘int.’
- A public constructor, whose signature is the same as the state description, records are instantiated like classes, using the new keyword.
- Implementation of equals() and hashCode(). Two records are the same only if the state of all fields match.
- Implementation of the toString(). Which includes string representation of all fields with there names.
Compile and Run from Command prompt
I have a class called HelloRecord, and it contains a Record. Let’s compile and run it from the command prompt.
Examples
Below are many different examples;
- Declare a record and access its state with accessors.
- Validate state on initialization.
- Implement body
- Static fields and static methods are allowed in Record
Limitations
The following are the limits of the Record.
- Records can not extend any other class.
- Fields declared within the body should be static.
- Records are implicitly final, and cannot be abstract.
Conclusion
Records are immutable, which means the state of the Record cannot be changed, and they reduce a lot of boilerplate code. Use Records to store data or as data carriers or returning from methods.


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module ActiveRecordWhereAssoc::SqlReturningMethods
The methods in this module return partial SQL queries. These are used by the main methods of this gem: the #where_assoc_* methods located in RelationReturningMethods
. But in some situation, the SQL strings can be useful to do complex manual queries by embedding them in your own SQL code.
Those methods should be used directly on your model’s class. You can use them from a relation, but the result will be the same, so your intent will be clearer by doing it on the class directly.
# This is the recommended way: sql = User.assoc_exists_sql(:posts) # While this also works, it may be confusing when reading the code: sql = my_filtered_users.assoc_exists_sql(:posts) # the sql variable is not affected by my_filtered_users.
Public Instance Methods
This method returns a string containing the SQL condition used by RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_exists
. You can pass that SQL string directly to #where to get the same result as RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_exists
. This can be useful to get the SQL of an EXISTS query for use in your own SQL code.
For example:
# Users with a post or a comment User.where("#{User.assoc_exists_sql(:posts)} OR #{User.assoc_exists_sql(:comments)}") my_users.where("#{User.assoc_exists_sql(:posts)} OR #{User.assoc_exists_sql(:comments)}")
The parameters are the same as RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_exists
, including the possibility of specifying a list of association_name.
# File lib/active_record_where_assoc/sql_returning_methods.rb, line 29 def assoc_exists_sql(association_name, conditions = nil, options = {}, &block) ActiveRecordWhereAssoc::CoreLogic.assoc_exists_sql(self, association_name, conditions, options, &block) end
This method generates the SQL query used by RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_not_exists
. This method is the same as #assoc_exists_sql
, but for RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_not_exists
.
The parameters are the same as RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_not_exists
, including the possibility of specifying a list of association_name.
# File lib/active_record_where_assoc/sql_returning_methods.rb, line 38 def assoc_not_exists_sql(association_name, conditions = nil, options = {}, &block) ActiveRecordWhereAssoc::CoreLogic.assoc_not_exists_sql(self, association_name, conditions, options, &block) end
This method returns a string containing the SQL condition used by RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_count
. You can pass that SQL string directly to #where to get the same result as RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_count
. This can be useful to get the SQL query to compare the count of an association for use in your own SQL code.
For example:
# Users with at least 10 posts or at least 10 comment User.where("#{User.compare_assoc_count_sql(10, :<=, :posts)} OR #{User.compare_assoc_count_sql(10, :<=, :comments)}") my_users.where("#{User.compare_assoc_count_sql(10, :<=, :posts)} OR #{User.compare_assoc_count_sql(10, :<=, :comments)}")
The parameters are the same as RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_count
, including the possibility of specifying a list of association_name.
# File lib/active_record_where_assoc/sql_returning_methods.rb, line 53 def compare_assoc_count_sql(left_operand, operator, association_name, conditions = nil, options = {}, &block) ActiveRecordWhereAssoc::CoreLogic.compare_assoc_count_sql(self, left_operand, operator, association_name, conditions, options, &block) end
This method returns a string containing the SQL to count an association used by RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_count
. The returned SQL does not do a comparison, only the counting part. So you can do the comparison yourself. This can be useful to get the SQL to count the an association query for use in your own SQL code.
For example:
# Users with more posts than comments User.where("#{User.only_assoc_count_sql(:posts)} > #{User.only_assoc_count_sql(:comments)}") my_users.where("#{User.only_assoc_count_sql(:posts)} > #{User.only_assoc_count_sql(:comments)}")
Since the comparison is not made by this method, the first 2 parameters (left_operand and operator) of RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_count
are not accepted by this method. The remaining parameters of RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_count
are accepted, which are the same the same as those of RelationReturningMethods#where_assoc_exists
.
# File lib/active_record_where_assoc/sql_returning_methods.rb, line 70 def only_assoc_count_sql(association_name, conditions = nil, options = {}, &block) ActiveRecordWhereAssoc::CoreLogic.only_assoc_count_sql(self, association_name, conditions, options, &block) end


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TmafManagerLoader class overview
Properties
Name
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Description
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BaseDB
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The connected BaseDB component
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Connected
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Connects and disconnects the TmafHookManager
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DataStorage
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The connected DataStorage
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DynamicFunctionTable
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The DynamicCode class
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HookManagerStatistic
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The statistic class
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Logger
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The connected logger component
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ModuleController
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The connected TmafModuleController
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Methods
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Events
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